Best way to hold magic mouse 2
I recently got a new Magic Mouse and I've been experimenting with different ways to hold it (after realizing resting my whole palm on it doesn't work).
i hold mine like this. basically the same as you, but i think my hand is a little further up. depending on what i'm doing, i sometimes have my middle finger on the top right corner. also, my batter is at 18% after having it for a month.. i ordered Sanyo Eneloops today for it.
i hold mine like this. basically the same as you, but i think my hand is a little further up. depending on what i'm doing, i sometimes have my middle finger on the top right corner. also, my batter is at 18% after having it for a month.. i ordered Sanyo Eneloops today for it. I hold mine the same way, the heel of
my palm rests on the desk.
same here, I've got it turned way up sensitivity, so I rarely even move the palm of my hand.
i hold mine the same way i did my MS bluetooth mouse.
in other news, the mouse is a freaking energy vampire. one day with new batteries and its at 87%
I use my thumb and ring finger to hold the sides (right in the middle), index where one would "click" and middle finger to "secondary click." Palm and little finger rest on the mouse pad (I have a glass desk)
It's definitely not very ergonomic. I think the picture in this thread illustrates that well: you should be able to relax your hand when not actively using the mouse. This is an issue that has been raised by many reviewers, youtube videos, and other places, and it just seems to be a trade off that you get when you want a mouse with gestures...
I find it very difficult to drag - for instance doing this puzzle http://www.jigzone.com/puzzles/daily-jigsaw . In order to hold my mouse, my thumb is on the side of the mouse and is seen as pushing. It is just holding. Very frustrating.
worst mouse ever!!! dont buy it
It was so frustrating to hold the mouse for less than 15 mins and get a horrible pain in the arch of the hand. I think I found a better was of holding it. If you hold it further up, covering the entire face with your palm its much comfortable.
I recently got a new Magic Mouse and I've been experimenting with different ways to hold it (after realizing resting my whole palm on it doesn't work). Exactly as you describe... but with the other hand. Last edited: Jul 9, 2020
Try this out. It helps I’ve been using one of these funny-looking things on my Magic Mouse for years now, and it absolutely makes it feel so much better.
I use my thumb and ring finger to hold the sides (right in the middle), index where one would "click" and middle finger to "secondary click." Palm and little finger rest on the mouse pad (I have a glass desk) Shake out your hand, though and put it on your
desk in the most relaxed way possible. If you are a fingertip mouse user rather than one who palms the mouse, your fingertips are going to naturally fall at or very close to where they need to be to use the Magic Mouse.
With these. As I drop it into lava. Is the Magic Mouse 2 comfortable?Unfortunately, the Apple Magic Mouse 2 has mediocre ergonomics. It isn't well-suited for traditional palm grips, and can only be used comfortably with a fingertip grip, even if you have small hands. If you want a mouse with better ergonomics, check out the Razer Pro Click.
How can I make my Magic Mouse slide better?I simply took cellulose tape strips and stick them on the rubber feet under the mouse. It works great! Its as smooth as it can be and simple to do.
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